šŸ˜† When I Saw This I Laughed Or At Least I Smiled Or At Least I Wasn't Bored

I assume they are building a toilet?

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This certainly made me chortle.

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I’m genuinely missing what’s amusing here. Someone help me please! Is it the fact he’s framed the conversation or that Tom says he he loves Dave?

Tom loves Dave I guess? :astonished:

I’m surprised at you @fatso

So … it’s funny because he’s used the screenshot of the conversation (which contains all the relevent info) as the artwork for the finished poster. Not hilarious but amusingly clever.

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Ah…very good. That was a bit slow of me. Thicko Ted didn’t get it either. What a thicko.

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Ah, but you expect it from Ted :lou_lol:

Fatslow seems an apt name for him :lou_eyes_to_sky:

Interestingly, I checked out the Friar’s facebook page to see whether these bands actually were playing on those date. Next thing I know, I’ve been invited to ā€˜like’ their FB page. :confused:

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The poster’s doing it’s job then … an inspired idea that’s both amusing and functional

Bath Saint has been suckered in by a basic advertising ploy. What a thicko.

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When looking for clickbait images I found this…

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https://twitter.com/Charles_HRH/status/860062382546186240

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Middle class family makes rare appearance on front porch

05-01-17

A MIDDLE CLASS family have been spotted relaxing in front of their house, in a clear breach of social convention.

The Logan family, who live in a fairly fancy cul de sac, spent 12 minutes on their front porch yesterday even though it made them look a bit unemployed.

Tom Logan said: ā€œAs a middle class man I like to get home from work and run straight into the house, so that the neighbours don’t think I’m loitering around like people do on council estates.

ā€œYesterday though their was a patch of sunlight on the front steps and it just looked so tempting.

ā€œI could feel the neighbours’ eyes on us but it was worth it.ā€

Logan’s wife Anna said: ā€œI don’t think I’ve ever been in front of the house before. It felt like we were in a BBC drama about a plucky working class community where people smoke cigarettes and talk to each other.

ā€œAfter nine minutes though I began to worry that others might see us doing a non-aspirational activity, so I said loudly ā€˜we’d better take the kids to their competitive sport club’ and dragged everyone back inside.ā€

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